Search results for query: *

Good shit: https://buildasoil.com/collections/oils-foliars/products/essential-oil-blend?variant=3379694917

On the bottle it just says: 25B Oils: 9% Food Grade Fish Oil 91% I prefer the mix on buildasoil.com way more (IPM Foliar Mix)

"ACTIVE INGREDIENTS: Thyme Oil 14%, Clove Oil 10%, Garlic Oil 9%, Peppermint Oil 4%, Corn Oil 3%, Geraniol 3%, Citric Acid 2%, Rosemary Oil 2% INERT INGREDIENTS: 53% Filtered Water, Soap, Isoprop" No way that is knocking out / preventing russet mites. The Build-a-soil essential oil blend...

No way this stuff works on russet mites unless it has hidden ingredients not listed on the MSDS. None of the essential oils listed would have the effects they claim. If it does really work on russets, I'm curious what is really in it.

I know there are some old posts, on these, but feedback looks pretty limited. Basically, I'm comparing different D.E. setups, looking for something on the higher end of quality. Been hearing solid accounts of people pulling 4 lbs / per light on these by overlapping them basically 4x6 coverage...

LMFAO, I was trying really hard to figure why you quoted those posts. "Damn, this shit is confusing, I need a coffee and a re-read" LMFAO

Feedback would be much appreciated (other than the obvious which is stated on their website). Things I am considering so far are blockage of UVA, and the fact that the glass will never be 100% clean like their write-up seems to assume. (It would, however, be a lot easier to foliar spray...

Totally agree, but I'm oldshool and like supporting local stores. Plus, I have good relationships with local stores and get hefty discounts for being loyal and going through decent amount, which transfers higher discount to soil and nutes, etc. Plus, returning shit is a nightmare, so if I pay...

So, incase anyone cares: I called and talked to nanolux support tech and basically: Anyone using 2-3 or maybe even 4 lights, especially people that don't have the lights grouped in a block (like a row instead) are better off using these 4x4 units. Anyone using 4 in a block (especially with...

Looks like 4 - 450$ including shipping, depending where you buy it online. Haven't price checked locally yet, and hate ordering shit online anyways, but I bet its close to the 450$ mark at a local shop. I was originally worried about hot-spots, but with the commercial 1,000w fixtures there is...

Looks like 4 - 450$ including shipping, depending where you buy it online. Haven't price checked locally yet, and hate ordering shit online anyways, but I bet its close to the 450$ mark at a local shop.

It's basically their normal '1,000w' fixture that can run at 1,200 - 1,000W (or less, but why), the only difference is the custom hood that throws the light in a 4x4 area, instead of the normal hood they have which is geared for greenhouses that have like 12 or more lights overlapping footprints...

The tech sheet is for the unit I posted a link to, which is their 1000w DE that has a special 4x4 hood for indoor grows. "DEFNC 1000w 4*4" I am not going to dim it, but wanted to show it is not the 630 you guys are mentioning. It seems they have a typo in the 'output power' section on the...

I think that is a typo on their website. The tech sheet says the draw is "Up to 1200W of output with an industry high 2520umol output" and is dimmable DE bulb. Only difference I see here is the hood that focuses it on a 4x4 area.

Hello all! Hoping for feedback from anyone that has used these. I am considering making the switch to DE, and these seem to be potentially good for slightly lower ceilings. Can anyone with experience share their GPW, and general feedback on this, or just thoughts / suggestions? " DO NOT...

I vote for Limonene!

Cali LW and Blackdog are alright. I hear Lush is where it is at? What you prefer, Lee?

Oh and I basically do mainline and personally lolipop and give few days to recover from stress before flip. I defoliate few weeks in only if they are bushy enough.

I recommend a little LED with a lot of HID, LED by itself sucks. Other people will argue that, but I hate LED by itself, and love it as a mix!

.1 ml / quart. Most recommend spraying in late veg. or first week or two of flowering. Some spray 2-3 weeks before the chop, but loose yield this way.